The phrase "production force" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the factors and elements that contribute to the process of producing goods or services. Example: "The company's strong production force, consisting of skilled workers and advanced technology, allows them to deliver high-quality products to the market efficiently."
In seven of the last eight years, world grain consumption has exceeded production, forcing a drawdown in stocks.
He admits that his determination to micro-manage every aspect of the production forced Khondji onto the margins.
But energy companies got burned as prices kept rising during the last two years and have since cut back on selling untapped production — forcing prices for energy futures even higher.
Cosmetics and two for Jane magazine, which happened to close in the middle of the show's production, forcing that pair's eventual relocation to CosmoGirl!
This loss of life was a result of the 'Green Revolution', the name given to the intensive engineering that was applied to traditional farming practices to boost agricultural production, forcing farmers into a system of monoculture.
But the robots never made it into production, forcing Japan, in the aftermath of Fukushima, to rely on an emergency shipment of robots from iRobot, a company in Bedford, Mass., more famous for manufacturing the Roomba vacuum.
In 1964 he opened a studio, Dinocittà, where he made several epics; their lack of success, combined with increasingly stringent nationalist restrictions on film production, forced him to sell the studio in the early 1970s.
Shale production forces huge amounts of briny water to the surface, which means that the water has to be siphoned off so as not to contaminate local drinking water supplies.
In the current study area, mixed farming system, in which livestock production is as important as crop production, forces farmers to allocate land for grazing (Dereje 2006).
